Übersetzung für 'church roof' von Englisch nach Deutsch

church roof

Kirchendach {n}archi.

Kirchdach {n} [regional] [Kirchendach]archi.

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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints <LDS Church> [the Mormons]

Kirche {f} Jesu Christi der Heiligen der Letzten Tage [die Mormonen]relig.

roof

Dach {n}

Förste {f} [veraltet] [Firste]mining

Firste {f} [Decke eines untertägigen Hohlraums]mining

roof collapse

Dacheinsturz {m}archi.

slate roof

Schieferdach {n}archi.constr.

catslide roof

Schleppdach {n}archi.

roof greening

Dachbegrünung {f}archi.constr.

roof deck

Dachterrasse {f}archi.RealEst.

hip roof

Walmdach {n}archi.

roof avalanche

Dachlawine {f}

gambrel roof

Mansarddach {n}archi.

roof prism

Dachkantprisma {n}photo.

gable roof

Giebeldach {n}archi.

folding roof

Faltdach {n}automot.

floating roof

Schwimmdach {n}

roof bow

Dachspriegel {m}automot.

to roof sth.

etw.^Akk. bedachenconstr.

lead roof

Bleidach {n}

orbital roof

Augenhöhlendach {n}anat.

• He opened his garden to raise money for the church roof, from which he threatened to withdraw covenant-funding unless the vicar restored the Book of Common Prayer (he had returned to the Church of England in about 1974).
• This culminated in the fifteenth century with the raising of the church roof and the raising of a second stage to the tower.
• Paul's United Church roof was made from multicoloured slate.
• The following month, the church roof and three walls collapsed requiring rebuilding which was completed in the Spring of 1977.
• The Lucero settlement was abandoned after a major Apache raid in 1830, one of whose effects was the collapse of the church roof.

• In 1981-82, the Flixton Church Roof Restoration Fund held mini air shows.
• During the renovation, a large reinforced concrete bell tower was added to the church roof.
• The church roof was used as a supply of timber and the lead coffins were taken up from the crypt and melted down to make bullets.
• It is alleged that he stole the lead off his own church roof to sell for scrap.
• In her final sketch in the series, she is in hospital on life support after jumping off the church roof.

• The great storm of October 1859 (the "Royal Charter" Storm) removed the church roof and damaged the walls.
• The church roof has been recently restored and the font is likely a Nineteenth Century copy of a Sixteenth Century original.
• The event was first held in 1986 to raise funds to repair the village's church roof.
• A serious fire broke out on 18 April 1760 in an oil shop at the south-east corner of the church, which consumed most of the church roof and did considerable damage to the fabric.
• The churchyard includes a stone memorial to Tiddles, the church cat who fell off the church roof.

• When he was finally attacked and overcome, the church roof was destroyed but the building remained as one of the most interesting Norman churches in the county until 1850 when it was almost wholly rebuilt – although retaining the form of its predecessor.
• But then he took tiles from the church roof and put them on his own house.
• By 2008, when the church roof was funded, we continued to support the church’s upkeep and also Shropshire Macmillan Cancer Support, which was then fund-raising for their new cancer support area at the local Robert Jones & Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital.